Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-05

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winter rcd, spc@ go aestc narsn. 30; ~;
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err easier white. !s = yellow, 1870;
aud SsrcS. 81 sssXe April, sSs1sxc.: lsg,
axe. asked June, S7slsc. Oan stesdy VIII
fall demand; southern and Psnosyivanies
Msssc. Western shiss, Ns3gc.; western mi1eds
stsSsc kye higher . s7seoc nay sssg az
sions steady. hess-pork. old, ua50; ns..
$3.50. uik-msst-shouders and cisar-db
sldcs, packed, 7hsShc. Bseoo- shoulde.S
SIC; slssr.rip s,ass pAc; hama hams, s ssusac
isas3c. creAmery, ssassr EGGS quiet a. iAHA
iGc Petroleum steady: refined, akc. Cooce
steady and quiet: Rio cnvees ordinary 10 faar,
ksiiKc. Sugar nomiasliy steady; A, soft
hoy 6rm and steady at q. ssasi.sL freighs -
iiyerpool per steamer quiet cotton, sied:
-four. Ia %. grain easier, sksh.
CINCINNATI.
cNcrnArr. March A--Fiour quiet WhsNs
firm and good demand Corn weoker Oee
easier Pssf n9%inal rs ra a sss' ana
higher: shortribs, g. Bscon quiet and held
higher: shortribe, $Gf2k; short clear. w.
Whiskey steady at si.fA Hogs nrm; common
and light a. s)aso4o; packing and butchers,
s''s's'a" ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS, March 4-wheat Ices astive and
higher: No. red. cash. 7pa7gkc.; May, 0ha
@kc. Corn duh but firm. and haAc hiener:
No. 2 mixed. cash. 3a1c; Nay. Ska1'sc
S @e i BID: Nav sSassse Whisiey steady Il
si.is. Provisions duh but strong.
WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. G., March A-TurpentAAe
steady at 3bc. Rosin arm; strained, nhc.s
roco, s2kc. Tar 1rin at si.0n Crude tufyen-
tins nrm; hard, 81 yellov-iip and virgin, ~
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE, March t--Nsrkeb unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YoRx. March 4--Cotton--Net receipts.
40 bales; gross receipts, 0,50s bales fu-
tnrcs closed tlrm; sales. 's te paics; m sn "a
Juae, se.s4As9.s5; July, sa@; August, VIVA
s9pS; December. t24Sa;s.H.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. March 3-Noon -Cottou-Busi-
ness good at hardening rates; upiandS 5kd-:
Orleans b5ied. sales, II, go bales: Tor specu-
laticn and export e.000 bales; receipts, i30O
bales. American, f0.e00 bales. Futures hrm;
Marcf and April, i2-sia5 1854. April and
May, o lSe4a5 i4-64d.; MAJ and June, 1884;
June and July. is.e4d.; July and August
5Is-ssd. August and September, Dead. sep
tember and October, 1884 Tonders-i,o
bales on the new and so bales ON The OLD
docket. Sales for the week, 5000 bales; Ame-
rican. t4.OCO bales SPECTATORS took 6,1o0 paiesi
exporters took 400 bales; actual exports, CD
bales: imports, $500 bales; American a1U
halcs: total stock, $4,000 bales; American
III 600 bales; total afost, 1000 bales; Amor
can, 2ii.OO bales. Wheat steady; demand
POOR: holders offer moderately. Corn steedy:
p. M.--Saiss OF American, 1900 bales
March. 1880, seller; March and Aprns
S I3-64d.. seller; april and May, it-ctd-, sod
or: NAY and June, s 1884, seller June and
July, s i5-e4d., buyers; July and August.
5 iS-64d., seller; August and september,
2OLsid., seller; September and October,
l5-s4d., seller. Futures steady.
4P. M-March and April, i28ad., buyeri
April and May, iaC4d., valse May ana
June, 5 H-etd., buyer June and July, . lo-o4d.s
value; July and August ls-eid., seller
August and September, l9Sad., seller
September and october, i+6id., buyer. fu-
ttres closed dull.